Group 1 - The Re:Think 2025 Sustainable Creative Week, themed "Creativity Leading a Sustainable Future," is hosted by UNDP with support from UNESCO and FAO, gathering global leaders in creative industries, urban planning experts, and technology innovators to discuss how the creative industry can empower urban IP development, drive economic growth, and enhance well-being [3][5] - The second phase of the UNDP Sustainable Development Innovation Demonstration Project was officially launched, aiming to enhance Chengdu High-tech Zone's innovation capabilities and deepen local implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from 2025 to 2029 [4][11] - The event serves as a significant international exchange platform in Southwest China, supporting Chengdu High-tech Zone's innovation-driven development strategy and showcasing the potential of the creative economy in promoting urban sustainable development [5][11] Group 2 - The World Food Forum (China) Chengdu Project Office was inaugurated, focusing on three core areas: global youth action, promoting technological innovation, and investment initiatives to mobilize youth and drive agricultural transformation towards achieving SDGs [7] - A series of pre-event activities ignited a "creative sustainability" wave in Chengdu, including a light show and a sustainable creative night market, enhancing the city's innovative atmosphere [8][10] - The event week will focus on "innovation practice" and "industry empowerment," featuring training sessions for Chinese enterprises on UN procurement strategies, aiming to build a platform for understanding sustainable international public procurement [10][11] Group 3 - The Re:Think 2025 event is seen as a benchmark for the UNDP Sustainable Development Innovation Demonstration Project, which has already established a consulting committee, completed nine research reports, and conducted over 50 training sessions, impacting more than 2,400 global enterprises and over 1,000 Chengdu High-tech Zone companies [11][13] - The Chengdu High-tech Zone aims to leverage the Re:Think event as a window to showcase its international image and foster collaboration for sustainable development at both local and global levels [13]

Group 1 - The 11th Guangzhou International Investment Conference is set to take place, indicating a new wave of investment interest, particularly in the African market [1] - The Kenya Investment Forum highlighted Kenya as an ideal investment destination, being referred to as the "gateway to Africa" with a favorable business environment and attractive policies [3] - Key sectors for investment in Kenya include manufacturing, agriculture, ICT, construction, and tourism, with emerging industries like creative economy and blue economy also showing significant potential [3] Group 2 - Kenya offers various incentives for businesses operating in economic and export processing zones, such as tax exemptions and reduced corporate tax rates over time [3][4] - There are currently 33 announced economic zones and 100 export processing zones in Kenya, providing ample land for lease, along with ongoing development of additional industrial parks [3] - The Guangdong New South Investment Holdings Company is promoting the Kenya Pearl River Economic Zone, emphasizing the need for support in navigating foreign markets for Chinese companies [4] Group 3 - The "Going Global" service base in Nansha aims to facilitate Chinese companies' international expansion, providing comprehensive services including information sharing and project matching [5] - As of 2024, the service base has assisted 132 companies in completing 165 overseas investment project filings [5] - Kenya plans to collaborate closely with the "Going Global" service base to support Chinese investments in the country [5]

Core Viewpoint - The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) emphasizes the importance of placing humanity at the center of the intellectual property ecosystem, especially in the context of emerging digital technologies like generative artificial intelligence [1][3]. Group 1: Digital Technology and Innovation - Digital technology has been identified as one of the two main engines driving innovation, with patent applications in this field expected to surpass computer technology by 2024 [1][3]. - Currently, patents related to digital technologies, including artificial intelligence and content computing, account for approximately one-third of global patent applications [1][3]. - A study by WIPO indicates that nearly one-quarter of transportation patents are related to digital technology, highlighting the integration of AI in modern vehicles [3]. Group 2: Impact on Creative Economy - Digital innovation is transforming the creative economy, as seen in cultural products like "Nezha: The Devil's Child" and "Black Myth: Wukong," which leverage China's rich cultural heritage through advanced digital technologies [3]. - Since 2017, patents related to generative artificial intelligence have increased by over 800%, indicating a significant rise in innovation within this domain [3]. Group 3: Intellectual Property Protection - Intellectual property remains a crucial support for human innovation activities, necessitating that IP protection keeps pace with technological advancements [3][4]. - WIPO is actively promoting IP protection in the context of new technologies by facilitating international dialogues on AI and copyright, enhancing copyright management technologies, and providing training for IP protection skills [3].